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    Politics

    Carney says he was at the table managing crises during Harper years, not Poilievre - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Mark Carney and Pierre Poilievre's roles during the 2008 financial crisis are debated by Stephen Harper, highlighting contrasting viewpoints in the Canadian federal election.

    Opinion: Blackstone CEO must disavow Trump to buy Canadian wireless infrastructure - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    The article argues that Stephen Schwarzman, CEO of Blackstone, should publicly denounce Donald Trump's actions to secure approval for Blackstone's investment in Canadian infrastructure.

    More than 70 independent candidates running in Poilievre’s riding as part of co-ordinated protest - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Dozens of independent candidates are running in Pierre Poilievre's riding as a coordinated protest against Canada's electoral system, highlighting concerns about the first-past-the-post system and the lack of electoral reform.

    Ontario’s new environment minister called Greenbelt scandal ‘fake news’—now he’s in charge of protecting it | Canada's National Observer: Climate News

    nationalobserver.com • Politics • Canada

    Ontario's new environment minister, Todd McCarthy, faces criticism for his previous dismissal of a Greenbelt development controversy as 'fake news', raising concerns about the province's environmental priorities.

    Carney meeting today with Canada's premiers to respond to latest U.S. tariffs | Canada's National Observer: Climate News

    nationalobserver.com • Politics • Canada

    Prime Minister Mark Carney is meeting with Canada's premiers to discuss and respond to the latest U.S. tariffs imposed by President Trump.

    Alberta oil well report updated after concerns over taxpayer backstop recommendation - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    A revised report on Alberta's inactive oil wells proposes a provincially managed insurance fund instead of a taxpayer-backed one to address cleanup liabilities.

    Opinion: Pierre Poilievre spurned Brian Mulroney’s advice, and is paying the price - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Pierre Poilievre's rejection of Brian Mulroney's political advice to adopt a centrist approach is analyzed, exploring the consequences of his right-wing strategy and its impact on his political standing.

    Alberta signed deal to import medication from Turkey despite recommendations against it - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Alberta's government controversially imported children's medication from Turkey despite expert warnings about potential financial losses, leading to investigations and legal disputes.

    Millions of Canadians to receive payments for carbon price days before federal election despite levy’s cancellation - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Millions of Canadians will receive carbon tax rebates before the upcoming federal election, despite the federal carbon levy's recent cancellation, sparking debate about its political motivations and fiscal implications.

    Inside a Pierre Poilievre rally, where hope for change overshadowed the polls - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    A large and enthusiastic crowd attended Pierre Poilievre's rally in Edmonton, showcasing significant grassroots support despite recent poll numbers favoring the Liberals.

    Opinion: If you’re going to threaten to secede, you might at least have the numbers to back it up - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Preston Manning's threat of Western Canadian secession if the Liberals win the election is criticized as unrealistic and undemocratic, given the low levels of actual support for secession in the region.

    Opinion: If Canada wants closer European ties, we need European privacy standards, not American - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Canada's weak privacy laws jeopardize its trade relationship with the European Union, necessitating stronger data protection aligned with European standards rather than American ones.

    Opinion: Pierre Poilievre is running a good but very frustrating campaign - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Pierre Poilievre's Conservative campaign, while effective, faces challenges due to the Liberal Party's surge in popularity and Poilievre's perceived persona issues.

    Mark Carney's housing plan is a big step forward | Canada's National Observer: Climate News

    nationalobserver.com • Politics • Canada

    Mark Carney's proposed housing plan, involving direct federal government intervention in building affordable housing, contrasts sharply with Pierre Poilievre's approach and has sparked significant political debate.

    Conservative Party distances itself from supporters questioning election polls - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Amidst tightening election polls, the Conservative Party distances itself from supporters questioning their validity, while their leader affirms acceptance of the election results.

    B.C. premier tells government to cancel American contracts ‘wherever viable’ - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    British Columbia's premier calls for canceling American contracts and reducing reliance on US goods in response to President Trump's trade policies.

    Ford plays statesman, Teneycke gets blunt

    qpobserver.ca • Politics • Canada

    Ontario Premier Doug Ford engages in diplomatic efforts with US governors while his campaign manager criticizes the federal government, amidst speculation about the upcoming provincial budget.

    Alberta’s separatists have no case for breaking away from Canada - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    The article argues against Alberta's secession from Canada, highlighting the province's economic prosperity and the lack of a compelling case for independence.

    Opinion: Pierre Poilievre is sticking to his greatest hits. That’s the problem - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Pierre Poilievre's Canadian election campaign strategy, criticized for relying heavily on past successes instead of adapting to current circumstances, is facing internal opposition and underwhelming poll results.

    How Trump's threats revived Justin Trudeau's Liberal Party in Canada

    bbc.com • Politics • Canada

    Donald Trump's threats against Canada have significantly shifted the Canadian political landscape, boosting the Liberal Party's poll numbers and creating uncertainty about the upcoming election.

    Daughter of late Conservative MP running for the Liberals in Calgary - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    The daughter of a long-serving Conservative MP is running for the Liberals in Calgary, a decision she says was influenced by her father's evolution and her personal journey.

    Globe editorial: The missing debate on immigration - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Canada's broken immigration system is a critical election issue, with differing approaches proposed by the Liberals and Conservatives to address the challenges of high immigration rates, labor shortages, and housing affordability.

    Doug Ford defends campaign manager Kory Teneycke for criticizing Poilievre - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Ontario Premier Doug Ford defends his campaign manager, Kory Teneycke, after Teneycke criticized Pierre Poilievre's federal election strategy, claiming that Poilievre's campaign is committing malpractice and is on track to lose.

    Saskatchewan’s Premier Moe shuns Doug Ford’s pugnacious approach to U.S. tariff threat in favour of quiet behind the scenes action - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe's quiet diplomacy contrasted with Doug Ford's public approach in navigating US tariff threats, resulting in Saskatchewan's key sectors avoiding significant tariffs.

    Leaders square off over trade tensions, affordability concerns in French leaders’ debate - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    The French-language Canadian federal leaders' debate saw a clash between Liberal Leader Mark Carney and Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre on trade tensions and affordability, while other party leaders fought to gain relevance.

    Opinion: Doug Ford is acting like he wants Pierre Poilievre to lose - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Ontario Premier Doug Ford's public criticism of federal Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre is hindering the latter's election chances and potentially benefiting the Liberals.

    Globe editorial: The prime minister that Canadians need - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    This Globe and Mail editorial outlines the qualities Canadians should seek in their next prime minister, emphasizing national unity, ethical leadership, and a commitment to long-term national interests.

    Two million vote on first day of advance polls, setting new turnout record - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    A record-breaking nearly two million Canadians cast ballots on the first day of advance voting in the federal election, exceeding previous turnout numbers and leading Elections Canada to announce adjustments for managing high traffic.

    Opinion: The good and unnecessarily bad of Pierre Poilievre - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    This opinion piece analyzes Pierre Poilievre's recent election performance, highlighting both his strengths in mobilizing support and his weaknesses in alienating potential voters.

    Canada Election 2025 Live Updates: Mark Carney Wins on Anti-Trump Platform - The New York Times

    nytimes.com • Politics • Canada

    Mark Carney's Liberal Party secured a victory in the 2025 Canadian election, largely attributed to President Trump's aggressive policies toward Canada.

    Voters opted against Conservative change - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Despite strong gains, the Conservative Party led by Pierre Poilievre failed to form a government in the Canadian federal election, leaving the Liberals with a minority government.

    Elections Canada pauses vote counting with Liberal majority still in question - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Elections Canada temporarily halted vote counting, leaving the outcome of the Canadian election and whether the Liberals secured a majority or minority government uncertain.

    Opinion: This election leaves every party humbled – but the Liberals least of all - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    The 2025 Canadian federal election resulted in a Liberal minority government, leaving all parties humbled but with varying degrees of impact, highlighting a shift towards a two-party system.

    None of the three main parties running full slate of candidates in federal election - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    The three major Canadian political parties will not field a full slate of candidates in the upcoming federal election due to various reasons, including paperwork errors and candidate withdrawals.

    Live results and maps from the 2025 federal election - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    The Globe and Mail provides live results and maps for Canada's 2025 federal election, detailing key results, battleground ridings, and voter information.

    Mark Carney’s Liberals have won. What now? Election results and key news to watch for - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Mark Carney's Liberal Party wins a minority government in Canada's 2025 election, defeating Pierre Poilievre's Conservatives, while the NDP and Bloc Québécois experience setbacks.

    What the Liberals’ election win means for your personal finances - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    The Liberal Party's election win in Canada brings several changes to personal finances, impacting seniors' retirement, taxes, housing, cost of living, job skills, and child care.

    Who will win Canada’s election in 2025? Polls and predictions

    thetimes.com • Politics • Canada

    Canada's upcoming snap election, triggered by Prime Minister Mark Carney, pits the Liberals against the Conservatives amidst escalating trade tensions with the US.

    Who are Canada’s federal election candidates? Meet the key players

    thetimes.com • Politics • Canada

    Canada's upcoming federal election features a tight race between Liberal leader Mark Carney and Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre, with other key players including Jagmeet Singh and Yves-François Blanchet vying for influence.

    Conservative election platform pledges $75-billion in tax cuts, referendums before future tax hikes - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    The Conservative Party of Canada's election platform proposes $75 billion in tax cuts and $34 billion in new spending, funded by spending reductions and projected economic growth.

    Opinion: Poilievre counts on the budget (almost) balancing itself - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Pierre Poilievre's Conservative platform relies on optimistic economic growth projections to balance the budget, a strategy criticized for its lack of concrete spending cuts and reliance on an unlikely economic boom.

    Poilievre defends Conservative platform’s economic projections - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Pierre Poilievre defends his party's economic platform, emphasizing the necessity of campaigning on economic growth despite warnings of a potential recession.

    Poilievre may lose his Ottawa-area riding as Liberals poised to sweep the region - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre faces a potential loss in his Ottawa-Carleton riding, jeopardizing his leadership if the Liberals win the upcoming election.

    Canada’s Liberal Juggernaut - The Atlantic

    theatlantic.com • Politics • Canada

    The Canadian Liberal Party's surprising electoral victory is analyzed, highlighting the role of both external factors like Donald Trump's actions and internal party strategies.

    Mark Carney to install new cabinet, recall Parliament early to cut taxes and open U.S. trade talks - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Mark Carney's new government plans to cut taxes, boost interprovincial trade, and engage in trade talks with the U.S. shortly after his election victory.

    Doug Ford calls for unity as he faces criticism from Conservative MP - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Ontario Premier Doug Ford faces criticism from within the federal Conservative party, prompting him to call for unity and faster approvals for resource development.

    Ontario introduces legislation to fast-track major projects - Ontario Construction News

    ontarioconstructionnews.com • Politics • Canada

    Ontario's new legislation aims to expedite approvals for major projects, particularly in the Ring of Fire, to boost economic growth and job creation while maintaining environmental standards and Indigenous consultation.

    Canada has just made a catastrophic mistake electing Mark Carney

    telegraph.co.uk • Politics • Canada

    The article critiques the Canadian election outcome, arguing that voters made a catastrophic mistake by electing Mark Carney due to his perceived ineffectiveness against Donald Trump's trade policies.

    Sudden swing riding – Winnipeg Free Press

    winnipegfreepress.com • Politics • Canada

    A close Canadian federal election race in Winnipeg's Kildonan-St. Paul riding sees incumbent Conservative Raquel Dancho facing a strong challenge from Liberal Thomas Naaykens, with voters' concerns focused on affordability and the impact of potential US trade conflicts.

    Poilievre’s access to official residence in question after losing seat - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Following his election loss, Pierre Poilievre's continued occupancy of the official Opposition leader's residence, Stornoway, is legally ambiguous and depends on interpretation of the Official Residences Act and parliamentary conventions.

    True-blue Tories hold the line in Southwest Calgary neighbourhood that raised Poilievre - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    This Globe and Mail article explores the political landscape of a Calgary neighborhood, the upbringing of Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre, and the diverse opinions of its residents regarding the upcoming federal election.

    How Trump tore apart close-knit cities on the US-Canada border

    bostonglobe.com • Politics • Canada

    Donald Trump's trade policies and rhetoric have significantly strained the close-knit relationship between US and Canadian border cities, impacting their economies and political landscape.

    Ontario's push to fast-track Ring of Fire mining may actually delay the development it seeks to speed up | Canada's National Observer: Climate News

    nationalobserver.com • Politics • Canada

    Ontario's plan to expedite mining in the Ring of Fire faces criticism for potentially harming the environment and neglecting Indigenous consultation, potentially leading to legal challenges and delays.

    Election results live updates: Carney’s Liberals on track for minority government as recounts expected in some tight races - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    The Liberal Party, led by Mark Carney, won a minority government in the Canadian federal election, facing a tight race against the Conservatives amidst a backdrop of US trade tensions and economic concerns.

    Trust in party leaders, platforms key factors driving votes as election day nears, Nanos poll finds - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    A Nanos Research poll reveals that trust in party leaders and party platforms are the most significant factors influencing voter decisions in the upcoming Canadian federal election.

    Conservative MPs used parliamentary privilege to seek details on DEI initiatives ahead of election - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Conservative MPs in Canada used parliamentary privilege to request information on federal government diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, aligning with their party leader's promises to cut such programs.

    What we know about disinformation campaigns uncovered in the federal election campaign - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    The 2025 Canadian federal election saw a rise in AI-generated fake news, Chinese influence campaigns targeting specific politicians, and attempts to undermine the electoral process's integrity.

    Doug Ford says Poilievre’s Conservatives were told not to help during Ontario election campaign - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Ontario Premier Doug Ford claims the federal Conservative party under Pierre Poilievre instructed its members not to assist his provincial party during the recent Ontario election campaign, revealing a significant rift within the conservative movement.

    Opinion: Boomers for bankers, millennials for mavericks: Why the generational divide is bad for Pierre Poilievre - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    The article analyzes the unexpected generational shift in voter support in the Canadian election, with older voters favoring Mark Carney and younger voters supporting Pierre Poilievre, potentially hindering Poilievre's chances.

    Prominent Conservatives back Poilievre as leader after riding loss - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Despite losing his own seat and failing to win the Canadian election, Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre receives support from prominent party members to continue his leadership.

    NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh considered stepping down in 2023 after being told of threat to his life - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    NDP leader Jagmeet Singh reveals he considered resigning after receiving a credible death threat in late 2023, but ultimately decided to remain due to the ongoing implementation of the dental care program.

    Canada election result is an uncomfortable one for Peter Dutton

    watoday.com.au • Politics • Canada

    The Canadian election results present a challenge for Peter Dutton, highlighting the influence of the Trump effect on conservative parties.

    Canadian election: The other poll where Donald Trump looms large

    smh.com.au • Politics • Canada

    The Canadian election is significantly influenced by comparisons to Donald Trump, with Pierre Poilievre's campaign facing challenges due to his past associations and voters' emotional responses to Trump's legacy.

    Opinion: Why the Conservatives should dump Poilievre - but won’t - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    The article argues that despite his recent electoral loss, Pierre Poilievre is unlikely to be replaced as leader of the Conservative Party of Canada due to a lack of viable alternatives and his own political prowess.

    What Canadians Heard—and Americans Didn’t | The New Yorker

    newyorker.com • Politics • Canada

    The Canadian federal election saw a Liberal win, largely due to anxieties surrounding Donald Trump's threats towards Canada, which were perceived more seriously in Canada than in the US.

    Conservative caucus will meet to discuss interim Opposition Leader - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Following their election loss, the Conservative caucus will convene to determine an interim Opposition Leader and address concerns about potential Liberal recruitment of Tory MPs.

    Opinion: If Poilievre is genuinely humbled, the Conservatives should keep him around - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Following a significant electoral loss, the article analyzes whether the Conservative Party of Canada should retain Pierre Poilievre as its leader, weighing his strengths and weaknesses.

    Pierre Poilievre to run for Alberta seat after losing riding - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre will run for a seat in the Canadian Parliament after losing his previous riding, facilitated by the resignation of an Alberta MP.

    Opinion: In Poilievre’s defeat, a familiar call for patience – and a new appreciation for second chances - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Pierre Poilievre's Conservative Party narrowly lost the Canadian election, leading him to emphasize patience and the importance of second chances while highlighting the party's gains.

    PEI Opposition leader demands apology over budget claim | PNI Atlantic News

    saltwire.com • Politics • Canada

    Prince Edward Island's Opposition leader demands an apology from the Premier after false accusations of budget overspending.

    Ontario, Alberta premiers butt heads over Carney’s first meeting with Trump - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Ontario and Alberta's premiers offer contrasting opinions on Prime Minister Carney's meeting with President Trump, highlighting interprovincial tensions.

    Senior federal officials looking for ways to mend tears in Canada’s social fabric, document shows - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Senior Canadian federal officials are exploring strategies to address growing social division and polarization in the country, focusing on bolstering trust in government and combating misinformation.

    No speed limits for cyclists, city says – Winnipeg Free Press

    winnipegfreepress.com • Politics • Canada

    Winnipeg city council rejects implementing speed limits for cyclists on active transportation paths, citing enforcement difficulties, while cyclists advocate for safer road conditions following a fatal accident.

    Opinion: How Meighen and King survived Pierre Poilievre’s seatless dilemma - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    The article draws parallels between Pierre Poilievre's recent electoral setback and historical experiences of Canadian leaders Arthur Meighen and William Lyon Mackenzie King, analyzing their responses and offering insights into Poilievre's political future.

    Prime Minister Mark Carney vows new cabinet will act with 'urgency and determination' | Canada's National Observer: Climate News

    nationalobserver.com • Politics • Canada

    Prime Minister Mark Carney unveils a new cabinet in Canada, featuring a mix of experienced ministers and fresh faces, signaling a shift in leadership and policy priorities.

    Cleantech industry urges Carney cabinet to proceed with 'ambition' | Canada's National Observer: Climate News

    nationalobserver.com • Politics • Canada

    Canadian cleantech industry leaders urge the new federal cabinet to prioritize actions supporting the energy transition, emphasizing the importance of finalizing tax credits, improving infrastructure, and streamlining regulations.

    Poilievre opposed to Alberta sovereignty but says he understands province’s frustration - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Pierre Poilievre opposes Alberta's sovereignty movement but acknowledges and seeks to address the province's frustrations with the federal government.

    Speaking out against Ford’s proposed Bill 5

    napaneebeaver.ca • Politics • Canada

    Doug Ford's proposed Bill 5 in Ontario grants a minister sweeping powers to suspend provincial laws, raising concerns about its constitutionality and potential impact on democracy.

    Nova Scotia waters down plans to attract workers, showing limits of its ambitions to ease trade barriers - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Nova Scotia's attempt to ease trade barriers and improve labor mobility faced setbacks due to concerns from professional bodies about regulatory oversight, leading to significant amendments to the initial legislation.

    Liberals pick up another seat by a single vote after results of judicial recount in Montreal-area riding - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    A judicial recount in a Montreal-area riding resulted in a one-vote victory for the Liberal Party candidate, Tatiana Auguste, over the Bloc Québécois incumbent.

    Carney cabinet ministers get the same mandate letter listing ‘priorities’ - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's decision to release a single, non-specific mandate letter to his cabinet ministers, unlike his predecessor, sparks debate about government transparency and priorities.

    BIZ says removal of parking meters another hit to downtown – Winnipeg Free Press

    winnipegfreepress.com • Politics • Canada

    The removal of parking meters in downtown Winnipeg is causing concern among businesses, who fear it will negatively impact their economic growth.

    Carney unable to find permanent chief of staff after courting high-profile candidates - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Politics • Canada

    Prime Minister Mark Carney's search for a permanent chief of staff has proven challenging, leading to the extension of Marco Mendicino's interim role.

    Sports

    Ehlers saves the day – Winnipeg Free Press

    winnipegfreepress.com • Sports • Canada

    Nikolaj Ehlers scored an overtime goal to secure a 3-2 Winnipeg Jets victory over the Washington Capitals, a game highlighted by Alex Ovechkin's continued pursuit of the NHL goal-scoring record.

    He Wore a ‘Patriotic’ Hat to a Blue Jays Game. It Got Him Ejected. - The New York Times

    nytimes.com • Sports • Canada

    A Toronto Blue Jays fan was ejected from a game for wearing a hat with the message "Canada is not for sale," which violated the stadium's policy against political slogans.

    Hereditary condition brings Jets prospect Lucius’s career to an end – Winnipeg Free Press

    winnipegfreepress.com • Sports • Canada

    Winnipeg Jets prospect Chaz Lucius is retiring from professional hockey due to a diagnosis of Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, a hereditary condition affecting connective tissue.

    Wayne Gretzky, Former Canadian Hero - The Atlantic

    theatlantic.com • Sports • Canada

    This article explores the evolving relationship between Canadians and Wayne Gretzky, their former hockey hero, in light of Gretzky's record being broken and his perceived shift in allegiance to the United States.

    ‘There’s nothing like the Whiteout’ – Winnipeg Free Press

    winnipegfreepress.com • Sports • Canada

    The Winnipeg Jets' home-ice advantage, fueled by the passionate "Whiteout" atmosphere, is analyzed for its potential impact on their Stanley Cup playoff run.

    Jets aiming for more after first regular-season hardware – Winnipeg Free Press

    winnipegfreepress.com • Sports • Canada

    The Winnipeg Jets' first-ever Presidents' Trophy win puts them in the best statistical position to win the Stanley Cup, despite the common belief that winning the regular season title is a bad omen.

    ‘Amazing accomplishment’ – Winnipeg Free Press

    winnipegfreepress.com • Sports • Canada

    The Winnipeg Jets concluded their regular season with a thrilling overtime victory, securing numerous awards and setting franchise records before heading into the playoffs.

    Fans ‘well-behaved’ after Jets‘ first post-season whiteout street party – Winnipeg Free Press

    winnipegfreepress.com • Sports • Canada

    Winnipeg Jets fans celebrated their team's playoff victory with a largely peaceful and well-behaved street party, boosting local businesses.

    A night of champions – Winnipeg Free Press

    winnipegfreepress.com • Sports • Canada

    Raya Surinx, a University of Manitoba Bisons volleyball player, was named MVP of the national championship and is set to receive several more awards, including Sport Manitoba’s Athlete of the Year.

    Absence of top players spotlights Jets costly mistake – Winnipeg Free Press

    winnipegfreepress.com • Sports • Canada

    The Winnipeg Jets' failure to utilize their available salary cap space at the trade deadline is proving to be a costly mistake, exacerbating their struggles in the NHL playoffs.

    Blue Bombers strike balance in CFL draft – Winnipeg Free Press

    winnipegfreepress.com • Sports • Canada

    The Winnipeg Blue Bombers' CFL draft focused on bolstering defensive depth and special teams, selecting a balanced mix of offensive and defensive players, including quarterback Taylor Elgersma.

    Blizzard weather the storm on the road – Winnipeg Free Press

    winnipegfreepress.com • Sports • Canada

    The Northern Manitoba Blizzard clinched the Turnbull Cup after a triple-overtime victory against the Dauphin Kings in a thrilling Game 7.

    ‘Absolutely amazing’ Jets advance with comeback for the ages – Winnipeg Free Press

    winnipegfreepress.com • Sports • Canada

    The Winnipeg Jets achieved a dramatic comeback victory in a thrilling Game 7, advancing to the second round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

    An innate ability to step up when needed – Winnipeg Free Press

    winnipegfreepress.com • Sports • Canada

    Adam Lowry and Neal Pionk's exceptional performances in a crucial Game 7 victory propelled the Winnipeg Jets to the second round of the NHL playoffs.

    Sader Servilus Will Be The Biggest Steal In The Canadian 2025 Class - North Pole Hoops

    northpolehoops.com • Sports • Canada

    Sader Servilus, a highly impactful Canadian high school basketball player, is making a name for himself with his exceptional skills and potential.

    Business

    BCE paid bonuses to top executives despite sales, profit and stock-price declines - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Business • Canada

    Despite declining sales, profits, and stock prices, BCE Inc. paid its top executives over $5 million in bonuses, sparking controversy.

    Dollarama to accelerate new store openings in Canada, boosts dividend - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Business • Canada

    Dollarama plans to accelerate its Canadian store openings, driven by increased demand for discount products amidst economic uncertainty, and has also announced a dividend increase.

    CIBC CEO says Canada shouldn’t retaliate in trade war - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Business • Canada

    CIBC CEO Victor Dodig advises against Canada retaliating in the ongoing trade war with the U.S., suggesting focusing instead on renegotiating the USMCA.

    Toronto’s iconic El Mocambo music venue up for sale - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Business • Canada

    Toronto's iconic El Mocambo music venue is up for sale due to its owner's default on significant debt, prompting a court-ordered bidding process.

    Despite Q4 setback, Reitmans stays positive on recovery

    fashionunited.ca • Business • Canada

    Reitmans, a Canadian apparel retailer, reported a Q4 net loss but remains optimistic about its future growth, driven by successful holiday sales and planned investments in technology and supply chain improvements.

    Business Brief: We’re hitting the road - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Business • Canada

    This article discusses the Canadian economy's current state, focusing on the Bank of Canada's interest rate decisions, the impact of trade tensions, and the upcoming federal election.

    Deal for Mountain Equipment Co. under review by Competition Bureau - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Business • Canada

    The Competition Bureau of Canada is reviewing a potential acquisition of Mountain Equipment Co-op's struggling retail operations by TGI Holding Inc., raising questions about the future of the Canadian outdoor retailer.

    Mountain Equipment Co. finds buyer with textile executive set to gain control - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Business • Canada

    Tim Gu, a textile executive and real estate investor, is set to acquire a majority stake in the struggling outdoor retailer, Mountain Equipment Co-op (MEC), marking a significant change for the Canadian company.

    Caisse leads new $160-million investment in Germain Hotels to speed up expansion plans - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Business • Canada

    Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec is leading a $160-million investment in Germain Hotels to fuel its expansion across Canada, despite economic uncertainties.

    Sheertex maker partly closes on financing, names interim CEO as founder Katherine Homuth departs for new startup - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Business • Canada

    Sheertex, the maker of rip-resistant tights, secured over half of its US$40 million financing round, appointed an interim CEO, and saw its founder depart to launch a new venture.

    Q&A: Sheertex founder Katherine Homuth speaks about her exit – and new venture Oomira - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Business • Canada

    Katherine Homuth, founder of Sheertex, discusses her departure from the company and her new venture, Oomira, a decision-modeling system.

    Economics

    Bank of Canada faces a close-call rate decision as it stares down economic turbulence - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Economics • Canada

    The Bank of Canada faces a difficult decision on interest rates this week, balancing economic uncertainty caused by global trade tensions and conflicting economic indicators.

    Surprisingly soft inflation data jolts markets into pricing 50/50 odds of rate cut Wednesday - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Economics • Canada

    Unexpectedly low inflation figures in Canada have led to a near 50/50 chance of a Bank of Canada interest rate cut, according to money market predictions.

    Opinion: Tariffs are already changing Canada’s job market, and workers are paying the price - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Economics • Canada

    US tariffs are negatively impacting Canada's job market, leading to significant full-time job losses and a rise in involuntary part-time employment, particularly affecting the core-age workforce.

    Canada Small Business Confidence Rebounds Slightly In April — TradingView News

    tradingview.com • Economics • Canada

    Canadian small business confidence saw a modest increase in April 2025, though it remains subdued due to ongoing economic challenges.

    A once-thriving Northern Ontario town’s economic pivot fails to bring prosperity - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Economics • Canada

    The once-thriving railway town of Sioux Lookout, Ontario, struggles with economic decline despite attempts at a service-based economy, facing challenges with housing, homelessness, and healthcare.

    Canada’s trade deficit narrows more than expected in March as imports fall - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Economics • Canada

    Canada's March trade deficit unexpectedly narrowed due to a larger decrease in imports than exports, defying analyst predictions.

    The job market for new Canadian graduates is brutal – and could get even worse - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Economics • Canada

    The Canadian job market for recent graduates is experiencing its worst conditions in decades, with unemployment rates reaching a two-decade high due to weak economic growth and a US-driven trade war.

    Canada is entering a recession and will soon bleed another 100,000 jobs: TD chief economist - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Economics • Canada

    TD Bank's chief economist predicts a Canadian recession in 2024, with significant job losses and a weakened housing market, largely due to tariff uncertainties.

    Real Estate

    This Toronto condo buyer who failed to close is being sued

    thestar.com • RealEstate • Canada

    A Toronto condo buyer's failure to close on a pre-construction unit leads to a lawsuit from the developer, highlighting the strain in the condo market due to rising interest rates.

    South Forest Hill Residences Condos | Condos.ca

    condos.ca • RealEstate • Canada

    South Forest Hill Residences condos in Toronto offer convenient access to restaurants, parks, public transit, and major roadways.

    North York semi with new laneway suite sells under asking - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • RealEstate • Canada

    A North York semi-detached house with a new laneway suite sold for $1.66 million, slightly below the asking price of $1.75 million.

    ‘A wildlife paradise’: Heritage home comfort and acres of privacy - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • RealEstate • Canada

    A Toronto couple's extensive renovation of a 19th-century stone farmhouse on 486 acres in West Grey, Ontario, has created a wildlife paradise complete with guest house and extensive outdoor amenities.

    Two bids for newer home in Whitby, Ont., with final selling price just under asking - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • RealEstate • Canada

    A four-bedroom house in Whitby, Ontario, sold for just under its asking price after receiving multiple offers, highlighting the competitive real estate market in the area.

    From Kelowna to St. John’s: The best and worst cities to be a first-time homebuyer - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • RealEstate • Canada

    A new analysis reveals a significant disparity in housing affordability across Canadian cities, with Vancouver being the most unaffordable and cities like St. John's offering more sustainable housing markets for first-time homebuyers.

    Canadian Real Estate Association downgrades sales forecast for 2025 as buyers remain wary - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • RealEstate • Canada

    The Canadian Real Estate Association significantly lowered its 2025 home sales forecast due to buyer hesitation stemming from tariffs and interest rate concerns.

    Eight smoking hot housing markets across Canada - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • RealEstate • Canada

    Despite a national decline in home prices, several Canadian cities experienced significant price increases in April 2025, showcasing a two-track housing market.

    Finance

    Buy or keep renting? The pros and cons of going mortgage-free - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Finance • Canada

    A Toronto couple's decision to rent rather than buy a home highlights the financial considerations and trade-offs between homeownership and renting, prompting an examination of alternative housing solutions.

    Advanced life deferred annuities: supply remains scarce - Insurance Portal

    insurance-portal.ca • Finance • Canada

    Despite its design to mitigate longevity risk, the Advanced Life Deferred Annuity (ALDA) in Canada faces low market adoption due to limited understanding and product restrictions.

    Five ways a Liberal election win will influence mortgage rates, housing, retirement and investing - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Finance • Canada

    A Liberal election win in Canada will likely influence mortgage rates, housing affordability, retirement plans, and investment strategies in several key ways.

    The best fixed and variable mortgage rates for the week - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Finance • Canada

    Current Canadian five-year fixed mortgage rates have slightly increased, yet remain relatively low, prompting some variable mortgage holders to switch.

    Financial Services Roundup: Market Talk - WSJ

    wsj.com • Finance • Canada

    Despite stalled earnings expectations, several major Canadian banks are poised to increase shareholder payouts, according to BMO Capital Markets.

    In Canada’s residential mortgage market, it’s the Big Banks against everyone else - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Finance • Canada

    Canada's mortgage market is dominated by six major banks, controlling about 74 percent of the $2.42 trillion market, leaving smaller players struggling to compete.

    Crime

    Tim McLean – Chilling Crimes

    chillingcrimes.com • Crime • Canada

    The article details the brutal murder of Tim McLean on a Greyhound bus in Canada by Vince Li, a schizophrenic who was found not criminally responsible due to mental illness.

    Her childbirth horror was so traumatic it scarred 50 people. Now they want justice | Daily Mail Online

    dailymail.co.uk • Crime • Canada

    A Canadian social worker, Kaitlyn Braun, is facing further legal action after defrauding over 50 doulas with fake pregnancy and stillbirth stories.

    Registry sees ‘promising’ increase in return of stolen bikes – Winnipeg Free Press

    winnipegfreepress.com • Crime • Canada

    A new bicycle registry in Winnipeg is showing promising results in helping return stolen bikes to their owners, with a significant increase in recoveries compared to previous years.

    Calgary sex trafficker arrested in Winnipeg sentenced to eight years in prison – Winnipeg Free Press

    winnipegfreepress.com • Crime • Canada

    A Calgary man was sentenced to eight years in prison for human trafficking an 18-year-old woman across five cities in two Canadian provinces.

    Suspect charged in Vancouver festival attack lived in house with recent visits from police - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Crime • Canada

    A Vancouver man has been charged with multiple counts of murder after driving an SUV into a crowd at a Filipino cultural festival, killing at least 11 and injuring dozens.

    Toronto teens are being trafficked to Thunder Bay for the drug trade. How one father fought to rescue his son: 'I'm not leaving until I get my son back'

    thestar.com • Crime • Canada

    A Toronto father's desperate search for his son, trafficked to Thunder Bay for the drug trade, highlights a growing crisis of youth exploitation and the devastating impact of the opioid epidemic.

    Hockey

    Let the playoffs begin – Winnipeg Free Press

    winnipegfreepress.com • Hockey • Canada

    The Winnipeg Jets are entering the Stanley Cup playoffs with a focus on past experiences and a strong regular season performance, setting the stage for a compelling series against the St. Louis Blues.

    What we heard about Rick Tocchet, Elias Pettersson and unsettled Canucks at locker cleanout day - The Athletic

    nytimes.com • Hockey • Canada

    The Vancouver Canucks' locker cleanout day revealed uncertainty surrounding coach Rick Tocchet's future and player performance issues, particularly Elias Pettersson's struggles and the impact of internal team dynamics.

    What comes next for Canucks after season of dysfunction and disappointment? - The Athletic

    nytimes.com • Hockey • Canada

    The Vancouver Canucks' disappointing season concludes, leaving management with crucial decisions regarding player extensions, roster changes, and a path back to playoff contention.

    Maple Leafs down Senators 4-2 to set up second-round date with Florida Panthers - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Hockey • Canada

    The Toronto Maple Leafs defeated the Ottawa Senators in Game 6 to advance to the second round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, setting up a matchup against the Florida Panthers.

    Where do the 2025 Winnipeg Jets go from here?

    eliteprospects.com • Hockey • Canada

    The Winnipeg Jets face a significant challenge in the upcoming season, needing to address their goaltender's inconsistent playoff performance.

    After another Leafs playoff failure, let The Core Four era end - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Hockey • Canada

    The Toronto Maple Leafs' latest playoff collapse prompts a call to end the 'Core Four' era, arguing that changes are necessary for team improvement.

    Automotive

    Honda pumps brakes on $15 billion EV hub but Ontario premier says expansion 'intact' | Canada's National Observer: Climate News

    nationalobserver.com • Automotive • Canada

    Honda delays its $15 billion electric vehicle project in Canada due to market slowdowns and US tariffs, despite assurances from the Ontario Premier that the expansion remains intact.

    The price of cars is too damn high - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Automotive • Canada

    Soaring car prices in Canada, exceeding income growth, are creating affordability challenges for consumers, with luxury vehicles being particularly affected.

    Brampton Stellantis plant remains shuttered amid mounting fears of shift to US | The Pointer

    thepointer.com • Automotive • Canada

    Stellantis's Brampton plant remains closed, raising concerns about potential job losses and a shift of operations to the US due to ongoing trade disputes.

    Is it time to finally take the dream of a Canadian automaker seriously? Flavio Volpe makes his case - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Automotive • Canada

    Flavio Volpe, president of the Automotive Parts Manufacturers’ Association, proposes a feasibility study for a Canadian automaker, arguing it would bolster economic sovereignty and innovation.

    Law

    Law firm Aird & Berlis opens Vancouver office - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Law • Canada

    Aird & Berlis LLP, a Toronto-based law firm, expands its operations by opening a new office in Vancouver, fueled by the growth of its Indigenous law practice group.

    Why this police interrogation crossed the line. A collapsed murder case puts Canadian police interview techniques under scrutiny

    thestar.com • Law • Canada

    A Canadian murder conviction is overturned due to a flawed police interrogation, prompting scrutiny of interview techniques and highlighting the risks of false confessions.

    I quit as a subcontractor and was told not to contact clients or colleagues. Is this legal? - The Globe and Mail

    theglobeandmail.com • Law • Canada

    A former subcontractor seeks legal advice after their former employer prohibits them from contacting clients, colleagues, or speaking negatively about the company.